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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
Another Counter6eIter.

Policemen Schlagle and McCort have
been hunting up the counterfeit case
against Charles Carson and found
sHffi ,ient evidence to arrest his brother
William, who also halls from LeetOnis
FO some time past he has been living
north of the city, near the English CatVi-
Olic cemetery. de claims to be coal
miner, but has not dug much lately. The
policemen found where the CarsOns had
passed bogus lea ! half dollars and dol
lars at George SpiOer's saloon, corner
Eighth and Cherry streets, Eicher's gro
Gerry, on South Cherry street, and AdOlph
Mugge's saloon on East Tnscarawas
street. The counterfeit is poorly exc
cuted work. a
The wife Of one Of the CarsOn's stole
a valuable bonnet tied up in q package
from Miss Pearl Melville, at the Ft.
Wayne depot Monday morning, when
the Baldwin Company was waiting for
train to 60 to Masslllon. The bonnet
was recovered. The Carson woman was
not arrested, as Miss Melville could not
remain here to prosecute the case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
STATE AND NEIGHBORHOOD.

Odds and Ends Arranged for the Hurried
Reader.
Ohio Legislature will adjourn on the
2lst inst.
Willybilly Cappellsr will remove to
Mansfield. .......
Salvation Army having hell-lelujah
OF time at Elyra.
Columbus has finally succeeded In
organizing base ball club.
Pennsylvania switchmen at Toledo
will have an advance In wages or strike.
Committee investigating Butler coun-
ty commissioners find dead loads Of
crOOkedness.
Wellington has struck gas again,
this time at the depth Of fOrty-flVe feet.
Pressure 100 pounds to the square inch.
Henry A. BestOr recently convicted of
mansla1ghter in Chardon, has been
sentenced to fifteen years In the peni-
tiary.
Summit Senatorial district will send
to Columbus to fill out Senator CrOuse's
term either j. Park Alexander or Rev. F.
III. Green.
A st. ClairsV. lie father recently recov-
cred $188 damages from a saloon keeper
who allowed his boy to play pool on his
premises.
William Fry, 13 years old cOlOred boy,
while washing wagon In the river at
Delaware, on Tuesday afternoon, was
drowned,
An Ohio j0dge has made decision
which rules that Bohemian oats note
cannot be collected even when held by
an innocent purchaser.
Michael Hoffacker, of Wooster, is
charged with inhumAnly beating his
daughter with a blacksnake whip be-
cause she lost $5 gold piece.
Nrs. A. G. Billmsr, prominent Akron
lady, on Monday morning, when taking
the train for home, dropped dead in the
Wooster depot from apOplexy.
George Bowers, the bad niger that
murdered Thomas COnaway at COlum-
bus Sunday morning, has been arrested
and 1t Is suspected will be lynched.
Cards are out for the approaching
nuptials Of John A. Logan, Jr.. and Miss
Edith Il. Andrews, Of Youngstown,
which will be celebrated on the 22ad
inst.
Ga Tuesday evening at Flndlsy,
Frank Klaber shot Barney Weber,
sal0onist, for the reason that he had
been little too flip with the shOOtist's
wife.
W. s. Little, temperance evangelist Of
New Jersey, has just closed great're-
VlVal meeting at Bellevue, at which 1000
persons signed the pleige and donned
the blue ribbon.
A gang Of tramps, with headq larters
In an abandoned coal mine, are making
life burden, for the citizens Of New
Bedford, Holmes county. A vigilance
committee is called for.
Representative Green has introduced
a joint resolution for the reclamation Of
CoDley swamp, embodying about 5000
acres In Summit county. Thinks about
"a. 200 will be enough TO accomplish 1t.
Sophia Leirich, of Cincinnati, has
only been married four times and never
had divorce from the first three who
are still living. No. 4 now wants JUS
tice to cast her weather eye In his direc-
tiOn.
John Heine, q Cincinnati butcher
wanted TO make mutton Of his wife.
After cutting her throat with the
butcher knife he fed, but was afterwards
captured, The vlOtim stands chance to
recover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
oAN IT BE McMUNN?
The New Albany Detective Positive That
He Has Captured Him.

The New Albany Detective Positive That
He Has Captured Him.
CLEVELAND, o., March "a feeling Of
Joy pervades the police department over
telegram that was received yesterday
afternoon from the Recorder Of Floyd
county, Indiana, which stated that the
man arrested In New Albany was IN
doubtedly Matthew Kennedy alias Nc
Mum. The circular, containing de-
scriptlon and picture Of the Villains,
was received In New Albany yesterday
morning.
The man under arrest was evidently
not discharged from custody, as was
stated In q L0uisville dispatch Tuesday,
and his capt0rs seem to feel certain that
they have secured an important person
age. Superintendent Schmitt and Capt
McHannsn evidently take more stock In
the arrest than they are willing to sd-
init. Yesterday afternoon Detective Jno,
Reeves was clOseted with his chief for
an hour. He hurriedly left the Office,
and packing his valise, took an after
noon train for New Albany.
The description of Newell, as the man
arrested writes his name, ls IS fOllows;
Five feet eight and One-half inches In
height, twenty three years old, light
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10

This mornings Plain Dealer says:
The following dispatch was received
last night by the Superintendent Of
Police: p
NEW ALBANY, Ind, March 8, 1887.
Cleveland Police Commissioners:
Have arrested Matthew Kennedy, alias
the KID, alias MCMunn, little finger of
Rt second Joint on left hand, fills descrip-
St once. CHARLES ". SCHNDLEK,
Recorder Floyd County, Ind.
AT 8 q. m. the following was received
here:
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 6.-In New
Albany, Ind, to-day, an amateur detec-
tive arrested Robert Newell, supposed to
be McMunn, alias Kennedy, alias the
Kid, the Cleveland fur r0bber. His aD-.
pearance tallies exactly with the picture
Of McMunn In the Courier Journal. and
there Is quite o wrangle as to who shall
receive the big reward.
A special dispatch from Louisville
says: Robert Newell, Of PittsbuTg, Pa,
who has been l0s6ng around New AL
bany, Ind, for some days past, was ar
rested this afternoon by citizen detec-
tlVes, who think they recognize In him
Matthew Kennedy, alias McMunn, fur
EObber Of Cleveland. The man answers
the description published very closely,
even to the hair. Detectives Of this city
laugh at the New Albany people and say
they have let their desire for big
reward get the better Of their judgment,
but the Indianlans are confident they
have made big haul.
The man when arrested was blind
drunk and would say nothing about
himself Nothing is known Of him ex-
Cept that he Is from Plttsburg and has
been acting su jpiclOusly for some tine,
avoiding the police as much as possible.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Mr.. Cha les L. SCHNEIDER, recorder of
Floyd county. Ind who made the arrest,
telegraphs the Plain Dealer ss follows:
NEW ALBANY, Ind, March INC
Mum, alias the KID, was arrested on
description and cut, furnished In Louis.
TIlle COurier-JOurnal of to-day. He is
about 25 years old, is of light complex.
Ion, bas two upper front teeth out, Is 5
Ieet 8 inches tall, weighs about 150
pound, has the little finger off at the
second joint on the left hand, and re-
sembles picture In the Police News. He
ate breakfast with me this Sunday
morning, and after reading the Courier
Journal Immediately started In quest
Of him, found and made him intoxicated
and arrested him on that charge for
which he Is now held until Identified.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
LOUISVILLE LINKS
Chained Together BY Our Regular Cor.
reBDOndent.

OhbAueu AOkoNhOT ny OuE VOls
respondent.
A large number of our citizens are
attending The DeVaux murder trial.
Mr.. Adam Myers has been appointed
Marshal pro tenn. during the absence Of
DeVaux.
Last Monday was settlement day for
the Township Trustees. Many people
were In town to settle up. Candidates
for office were also numerous, and In
cIined to he pleasant and talkative.
N. I. Il. Penney has commenced legal
proceedings against Mr.. Louis Fete In
the sum Of $1,000, which said Mr.. PEN
ney claims to be due him for nursing
Mr.. Fete while sick, and furnishing him
with refreshments and legal advice dur
Ing their long term Of friendship, now
brought to an abrupt close.
Vacant business rooms on our main
street are now numerous, no trouble
experienced, as Of old, for business 10.
Gallons. The liquor traffic dOesn' as 1t
did formerly, mOnopolize the best sites.
The Dow law settled that. Rents, how
ever, have not decreased and now would
be a golden opportunity for mechanics
or small traders to begin business, pro-
viding they can sell below cotton
tick.
IL looks assif the Fort Wayne Railroad
Company intended to lay a double track
from Massill0n to Alliance. A shanty
has already been erected on the Bower
summit, two miles east of Canton, to ac.
Comm0date one hundred labOrers to
widen and grade that we'll known hill.
MessTs Oyster & Zerbe, butchers of this
place, have the contract of furnishing
beef for the hands. They made the first
delivery Tuesday morning. Thirty-6ve
men are already at work.
A Mr.. Gray delivered several Lectures
on temperance last week. As q speaker
he is immense, bat not consistent. At
one hall he favored third political
party and at another he opposed said
measure. He also fired q broadside at
his audience not calculated to please
them to any extent. In several years.
leCturing, he said. the smallest collec-
ti0n for his benefit was made In Louiss
Vile. He thanked fortune that he had
provided himself with means to leave
thisplace before coming. Not sorry to
lose him, IA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
DeAth,s DoInRs.

Mrs. Elmyra Housed, wife of Captain
q. b. Housel. died at the family resi-
dence. about mile north Of Middle
branch, Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Lung fever was the cause Of hsr death.
Funeral Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, services being held at the Warst
Ter church.
Mr.. John +. Meyer died of heart dis
ease at Salem Saturday, aged 81 years.
The remains were brought to this city
yesterday for interment. The funeral
will take place from the residence Of his
s0n.in-law, Mr.. Frank Guest, No. 80
jackson stseet, Tuesday, OF 3 p. m.
Mr.. Jacob BwartZ is reported dead at
Middl0bFanch. rNod7Ir -'re.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
JUMPED FROM a TRAIN.
The Fatal Plunge of an Excited Wom
Near shreve. Wayne County. +

The Fatal Plunge of an Excited Woman
Near shreve, Wayne County.
WOOSTER, o., March8 ga we'll dressed
lady, aged about forty, boarded q Pitts
burg, Ft Wayne & Chicago train at Ft.
Wayne last night, and when near Ghreve,
about 9o'cl0ck this morning, she pluDg.
ed headl0ng from the platform Of car,
striking on her head. The train, which
was moving at speed, was stopped and
che woman was picked up In an uneon-
sciOus condition, blood flowing from her
mouth, nose and ears. DR. Firestone, OF
Wooster, was called and found her in.
jories to be Of fatal nature, as 1t is
feared that she suffered. an internal
fracture Of the skull. She remained In
in an unconscious state through the
day. IL was discovered that she was the
wife of Elias Isenberg, of South Bend,
Ind, and was about to visit brother at
Lakeville. She had already passed that
point elk miles, and 1t ls supposed that
her excitement caused the fatal plunge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
stolsn Property Rscoysred.

Some time last FALL Mr.. William II.
Evans, Of Wsynesburgh, had a handsome
and valuable wolf robe stolen and no
clue could be obtained Of Its where
abouts. On Monday, Mr.. Evans being
In Canton, happened to see robe which
was strangely familiar to him, and re.
marked to the owner that he believed
itm,was his robe, and described
a jrtain mark by which he could iden-
t,y 1t. On examination, the mark was
found as described. The robe had
originally been purchased from W, A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
Danth Of John RrHnn.

Following is from the Alliance Review: |:
"Hoar the tolHng Of the BELLS t O. rA
Iron bells
What . world Of solemn thought their .monOdy
compelsl"
Listenl One, two, three-6ve-ten-
MISUNDERSTANDING
avel Who can 1t be? What life reach
ing far beyond half century has gone
out? We are not long kept In ignOr-
ance, for soon the word passes from lin
to lip, and from neighbor to neighbor,
John Bryan Is deadp A quiet, agree
able, sociable, unprete 1tious gentleman,
whose long life had so nearly approached
the years allotted unto mar" Is now at
rest. Lacking few short months, he
was af!y years a resident Of Marlboro
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
Passed by James Carson Who IS Now in
the City Prison.

Passed by James Carson Who Is Now in
the City Prison.
James Carson was arrested Saturday
morning for passing counterfeit money
In John Aliens saloon. Carson ordered
q glass Of beer and paid for the same
with a good imitation lead dollar but
the brand was detected and he was ar
rested by Officers McC0urt and Andrews.
Carson is resident Of Leetonia, o., and
is wanted there for breaking prison
where be was confined under o
sentence of 30 dqys for assaulting an
officer.
On his rerson, when arrested, was
found several pounds Of sugar and
other merchandise, which Is evidence
that spurious money was passed In
other PLACES besides Aliens.
Where the money is coined Is not DOS.
itively known by the officers, but q good
number of reliable pointers have been
gathered, which may lead to the arrest
Of the associates In the business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
Burglary at Louisvillo.

Thieves gained an entrance into Mr.,
Gladienx's saloon In Louisville Saturday
night BY removing q large pane Of glass
from q rear window, and carried OF
eight hundred cigars. several bottles Of
liquor, etc. They held high carnival
while on the premises, ns remnants Of
lunches and empty bottles on the coun
ter indicated In the morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10

]. X. JACKSON, DEAR SIR:-I was af-
flicted very badly for years with kidned
disease. fused two bottles Of your med.
iclne--Burdick's Kidney Cure-and l
m enti-elv erred. This acts at once
and should be known to all sufferers.
rhos. Mcclure, Unionville, N. ]. Price
70 cents and $125. Samples free. Also
ask for free sample bottle Of Magnum
Bonum. ]. e. JscksOn's Cough Syrup
free to all, Large size % cents. Fo
sale by druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
TRANSFERS OF REAL RsTATE
For the Past Week, Reported By III. l
Trump, Arbitrator Of Titles.

For the Past Week, Reported By III. h
Trump, Arbitrator Of Titles.
James d. EllIs0n TO John Woods, 2x
acres In Lexington township, "a, 900.
Charles A. Smith to Eliza Haas, lot
No. 2,433 In Canton, $500.
Frank Boulon' administFat0 to Peter
Gensleim, lot No. In Strasburgh, e706.
Frank j. Mayer to Joseph A. Linville,
lot No. 1856 In Canton, $3.50.
Same to Charles W. Ko0ns, lot No.
3,392 In Canton, $3.50.
George +. Harmon to Joseph Harmon,
10 acres In Perry township, $1,000.
Michael Ruch to Eugenia Short, lot 5,
Ruch's 0utlots, Msssill0n, $3.50.
Eugenia Short to Msssillon @. & B.
Co., lot 5, Ruch's outlots, Masslllon,
$3.50. g
Robert LOrmer to William Simpson,
lot No. 1 OPS In Msssillon, $1,260.
Jacob Sherrick TO Jacob W. swab, lot
LIS in Canton, 5000. ..s.; .;sasaS 2a.g
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10

Itch and scratches of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by W0olford's Sani-
tary Lotion. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by l.. Sollmann, druggist,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10

Teachers desiring elegant reward
cards and books can find the same at
Lowest prices at Durbin, Wright & Co.'s
Mail orders solicited
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
~ Is 1t McMUNN I?
Arrest Of a Man In New Albany, Indiana,
.i.li Yesterday,

Whose Description TallieB Exactly with
Kennedy. alias MdMunn, alias the Kid
He Gives the anne OF Robert Newell
and Halls From PIttsburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10

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on ne Colambta FtveR, Tor the paFpoas
of tFsnsportlna ore tFcD TIE OkAneRan
minina FxRion - colVtile. foR Feoac.
ttan. Tha bcAa eAn land ultetn twelve
miiea q tue ealmaa river miooa, uoefe
q aAn Be loaded wtah ere a1d can ~
tarn 70 uithin AZ niles q he sDeitiaR
waRka h c lsilie. Every e4oEt % to
psrt q sar eitizsna - eEt1a abous The
lnataKtaV ae thia ssAama aAenld b En-.
eFssd. Il ell b q gssas valus 70 oei.
vile, and . areaA trA1a Wta - vofked
90 Sssuoen these regtunA - wtli also
save tha dssired e4so1 81 uaittaa s11
oamninina he miEinn tHtsfesas 81
SSseana crautE. vatea are zoe eaat-
teFe.a - .aassI;s Mhnsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-08

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